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Boris Johnson signals personal tax cuts won’t be put ahead of cost-of living support

Mr Johnson said the Government’s current focus was trying to help millions of households cope with the ‘inflationary spike that we need to get through right now’

Evening Standard

What is the Northern Ireland Protocol? US warns against scraping trade deal

A new bill to override parts of the protocol comes after months of negotiations with the EU ended in stalemate

Evening Standard

Boris Johnson dismisses Prince Charles claim over 'appalling' Rwanda policy

The Prime Minister insisted the controversial policy was designed to break the business model of people smuggling gangs.

Daily Record

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Boris Johnson told UK faces food ‘crisis’ over staff shortages as he picks ‘beautiful’ courgettes on farm

The Prime Minister visited a farm in Hayle and learned how to pick vegetables in a photo stunt for his strategy

Evening Standard

Boris Johnson hits back at Prince Charles' alleged comments on 'appalling' Rwanda plan

The Prime Minister said 'most people' could see Channel smuggling gangs 'need to be stopped' - and asked if the Prince of Wales was 'wrong', replied: 'I've answered that... it’s the job of government to stop people breaking the law'

Daily Mirror

What is the Northern Ireland protocol?

Boris Johnson plans to override contentious element of Brexit deal that he himself agreed just three years ago but Tory MPs strongly opposed

The Independent UK

Liz Truss says decision to ditch parts of EU Brexit deal is ‘reasonable and practical’ – live

EU, legal experts and some Conservative MPs warn that Northern Ireland protocol bill is illegal under international law

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Boris Johnson's food expert hits out at PM for ditching new wave of free school meals

Henry Dimbleby said it was 'impossible' to claim kids on Universal Credit don't all need free school meals - as he warned the cost of living crisis is hitting some of Britain's poorest families hard

Daily Mirror

Government’s food plan condemned as ‘not a strategy’ by top adviser

‘It doesn’t set out what needs to be done,’ says Henry Dimbleby on white paper

The Independent UK

Mum-of-four who relies on vital free school meals shares little-known tip for extra help

Mum Tasha Jones says she's struggling due to the cost of living crisis as Boris looks to ditch proposals made by food tsar Henry Dimbleby over free school meals

Daily Mirror

Monday briefing: What to expect from the government’s Northern Ireland bill

In today’s newsletter: New legislation will amend Britain’s Brexit deal – but how much? Archie Bland explains

The Guardian - UK

Opponents of the U.K.'s Rwanda deportation plan head to court

The Monday hearing comes as reports emerge of Prince Charles being critical of the government's plan to deport migrants to Rwanda for processing asylum requests.

WEKU

What next? Ukraine's allies divided over Russia endgame

Is it better to engage with Russian President Vladimir Putin over his invasion of Ukraine or to isolate him? Should Kyiv make concessions to end the war, or would that embolden the Kremlin? Are ramped up sanctions on Russia worth the collateral damage?

Reuters

Boris Johnson news - live: UK risks EU talks failure if it tears up Protocol, Starmer says

The Labour leader said that issues with Brussels could be resolved ‘around the negotiating table with statecraft’

The Independent UK

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The National (Scotland)

UK owes Scotland £3 billion from axed HS2 line, SNP say after ‘sleekit’ Tory move

WESTMINSTER owes Scotland £3 billion after the Government decided to scrap the HS2 rail link extension to Glasgow, the SNP have said.

Daily Record

Scots pensioners will pay the price for Tory cuts during cost of living crisis

Boris Johnson has leapt from one catastrophe to the next and some of them, like Partygate, are not reversible.

Daily Record

Scots pensioners set to lose £500 a year due to 'cruel and callous' Tory cuts

Boris Johnson's Tory government said it was suspending the triple lock for 2022-23 in order to prevent a large rise in payments following the covid pandemic.

Wales Online

Dimbleby says new Government food plan for England is ‘not a strategy’

The Government’s food tsar said the response to his wide-ranging review of the system fell short of what was needed

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The Independent UK

Dimbleby says new Government food plan is ‘not a strategy’

Boris Johnson has pledged the blueprint will ‘back farmers’, after a leaked draft of the document was condemned by critics.

Tribune News Service

Johnson drags UK into Brexit groundhog day over Northern Ireland

Boris Johnson risks reopening divisions that tore his Conservative Party apart in 2019, with his government set to propose a law that would let U.K. ministers override parts of the Brexit deal he signed with the European Union.

Reuters

Britain defies EU with 'relatively trivial' N.Ireland law

Britain published plans on Monday to override some post-Brexit trade rules for Northern Ireland by scrapping checks and challenging the role played by the European Union's court in a new clash with Brussels.

The Independent UK

Johnson pledges to ‘back farmers’ in food strategy blasted by critics

Ministers are aiming to increase domestic production to help guard against future economic shocks and crises.

The Guardian - UK

Food plan for England condemned by its own lead adviser

Henry Dimbleby says government’s response to his review of food system shows no vision and ‘is not a strategy’

The Guardian - UK

CBI warns UK government over Northern Ireland protocol

Impasse over Brexit deal forcing companies to reconsider investing in Britain, says business lobby group

Daily Mirror

'Boris out of ideas and now fighting old battles - we're stuck until he's gone'

The mass of Conservative MPs with no confidence in jaundiced Johnson will only grow larger when he loses red wall Wakefield to Labour and possibly Tiverton to the Lib Dems

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